Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-10-28
THE TLN-BROWN CO.,
TlG Only Exclusively Wholesale Dry Goods House in Fort Worth,

plantation granulated exc; white s1.c; of de-.
6EI66c. choice yell " clarified 5isc; seconds
41zG5II~. Hola'ses qui an easier. open ket-
tie, fancy, 47c; choice 45al6c; strictly prime
42G43c: cenIrifugais, Cd prime TO tt:icty
prime 2S6S2c; syrup 2SGS6c.
| CHICAGO, Ill Oct. 27.-1he mari cts were
unchanged and general y opened easier to-day,
and lit of speculative Interest was developed
during the session. Wheat opened fairly steady
with december at 1874 1t soon became evil
| dent that strengthening or supporting indu-
ences were going to be scarce and many small
scapeTs were induced to sell out befos e the eX-
pected break came. This action carried wheat
oack to I3iIc, subsequently little interest was
deVel ped, Dec mber wheat kee irg close to
| $40 throughout the morning session. On the
afternoon board wheat became stronger, and
! Dece m Der closed at 1873 a I31c Corn was mod
erstely active to day, and the feeling deveI-
oped was firm. The market opened IN
cha" geo, became weak In sympathy With
became hrmer, due to the strong cables, light
| rec ipts, urgspt emane for cash corn and free
| nuyiDg at times bV two pro Aent houses, the
maj keG closing q shade higher than Yesterday
" IN say at 5K645's and Move ber4 15942c.
! Provisions were traded in moderated Tine
8 eadiness In the hog market had q st engthel-
ing Influence on the market for produ, Is and
the early transactions showed a sligt { advance
| In prices, with Godsratel, free offerings.
weaker feeling was deyeloped
changed hands at liver D ices: JanGary de-.
| i9eiS Is still leader, ana the b1 Of the1 trad
| Ing ceu tered In O. nEracts for that month; re
MANU- WAS only I8lf ana ndiCly from he short
interest; inquiry on sh piping account was fair
and offerings not very large; baYers and sell
! ers were someU hat avart in views, and trading
were arge and shipments moderately
sl2 3I1E, sold at sI2 3OaI2 SIX AMI
Closed at the latter figures; January
| Lard oper ed at Sc 80 sold at Sc 3O66 324s, and
| closed a. S. IS. January short ribs eDened at
S6 q :. sold al s. 271<G6 80, and clos d at the
Ia ter hgurg. The leading futures closed as
follows: Wheat DC ODER 13lr; November
DO: December 7S5Ic; May 791e. Con
october 4lzsc; Nov, mber Az december AZ e;
Mav &c. Mess pork. yer Dbl, January
Sl2 SIX Lard, October Sc 60; November sc 80
ia usry Sc IS; May Sc 62H. Short ribs, OcIo-
Der So So; January So 80 Cash quotations were:
Flour in fair ii gu ~ with prices firm and I'M
changed; No red 721sc No. corn 4I5sc.
No. OATS 25i4c. No. rye BIC. No b4rey
rs. Mess pork, er barrel, at S13 o. Lard,
ner lC0 pounds, at Sc 60. Snort los Sides loose
Sc 81. Dry sailed shoulders, boxed, S. OOG5 20.
short clear sides. boxed, Sc S017 GO.
NEW YORK, Oct 2T.-Conae-Spot fair; Bio
Nominal; options 30G45 points lower and
moderate active. Sales l65 go bags; oct Der
10 ID; November Is 1O6l6 so .l'ecemter IS O5G
Is A.; January Is 9O0l6 Is; February Is 9O0
Is O5; March Is 906l6 05; April 10 sJ4l6 90
May Is s)Gl6 o.; June Is 756I5 %; j lIy Is 90
9l5 80; August Is GOALS s.; September 10 80
ais so 1851; November IL 9OGl4 s.; Decem
Der IA SO6 10 u. Su2aF-Market strong aud
fsfrly az tive; Mus OyadO 726D *: .nOls sses
grades at IA refined dulI al 5d51sc; extra
5A05Ac; white extrs @ 5HG55IG5%c; mould
SIC; aUdard &C; confec toner's SIC;
Crushed exc; cut loaf &c; powdered &c.